Although there are promising benefits of supportive technology in dementia care, use of
these technologies is still limited. It is challenging for researchers and developers in this field …

Co-designing with people with dementia (PwD) can uncover their needs and preferences,
which have been often overlooked. It is difficult for PwD to understand designers and …

Ageing has become a significant area of interest in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) in
recent years. In this article we provide a critical analysis of 30 years of ageing research …

The term'participation'is traditionally used in HCI to describe the involvement of users and
stakeholders in design processes, with a pretext of distributing control to participants to …

The use of digital technologies is increasingly proposed in health and social care to address
the aging population phenomenon but, in practice, the designers of these technologies are …

Designing new technologies with and for individuals with dementia is a growing topic of
interest within HCI. Yet, predominant societal views contribute to the positioning of …

Within HCI, aging is often viewed in terms of designing assistive technologies to improve the
lives of older people, such as those who are suffering from frailty or memory loss. Our …

Despite indications that recreational virtual reality (VR) experiences could be beneficial for
people with dementia, this area remains unexplored in contrast to the body of work on …

Codesign with people living with cognitive or sensory impairments poses challenges for
researchers and designers, due to differences in their mutual experiences and due to the …

Writers and practitioners in dementia care have invoked personhood to offer potential for
preserving the agency of people living with dementia. In this context we use personhood to …